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Just for grins, I checked the Seattle rainfall totals for Oct. 1 through today. San Diego has had more rain: 11 inches to 10.56 for Seattle.
Like us, Seattle can expect some very wet days ahead. It might be interesting to check on Tuesday to see which city gets more out these storms.
I'm looking outside right now, at 1:15, and it is 4:30-type dark. Rainfall totals so far haven't been that impressive, but the heavy stuff is expected later this evening and tonight. Imagine what things will look like if this keeps up through Tuesday, as forecast. I hope the Chargers have their mud spikes ready.
The Weather Service has issued a flash-flood watch for the entire county: coast, inland valleys and mountains.
A cool site to hit to check on the flooding status here at Fashion Valley is the Weather Service's report on the San Diego River level. Click here. When the discharge levels get up around 1,000 cubic feet per second, you can bet your Macy's charge card that the river is going to overflow its banks in Mission Valley.
Posted by Rob Krier at 01:36 PM | Comments (1)
Just for grins, I checked the Seattle rainfall totals for Oct. 1 through today. San Diego has had more rain: 11 inches to 10.56 for Seattle.
Like us, Seattle can expect some very wet days ahead. It might be interesting to check on Tuesday to see which city gets more out these storms.
I'm looking outside right now, at 1:15, and it is 4:30-type dark. Rainfall totals so far haven't been that impressive, but the heavy stuff is expected later this evening and tonight. Imagine what things will look like if this keeps up through Tuesday, as forecast. I hope the Chargers have their mud spikes ready.
The Weather Service has issued a flash-flood watch for the entire county: coast, inland valleys and mountains.
A cool site to hit to check on the flooding status here at Fashion Valley is the Weather Service's report on the San Diego River level. Click here. When the discharge levels get up around 1,000 cubic feet per second, you can bet your Macy's charge card that the river is going to overflow its banks in Mission Valley.
Posted by Rob Krier at 01:36 PM | Comments (1)
markey, i know your loaction is in hell where it is hot, but i live in calif and and i KNOW WHAT the WEATHER IS AND you are going by some weather forcaster in hell but im here bro. also go to kojaks wild weekend picks and go to post 40 for another update because she is in san diego as i post. she will tell you what going on in san diego and winds are blowing a little more than 10-20mph. u are the one giving bad info
Site for good info. Rainfall amounts updated every 15 minutes. Not as good as being there but better than general weather info. Click on rainfall text in the link below.
www.wrh.noaa.gov/total_forecast/index.php?minlon=-118.75&maxlon=-115.9&minlat=32.35&maxlat=34.88&mapwidth=354&map.x=202&map.y=320
www.wrh.noaa.gov/total_forecast/index.php?minlon=-118.75&maxlon=-115.9&minlat=32.35&maxlat=34.88&mapwidth=354&map.x=202&map.y=320
